To the world, she appeared to have it all: a loving husband, three beautiful children, a gorgeous house, a secure and fulfilling job, a contagious smile, and a hip attitude--but did she? After years of secretly running on empty, Kenia Nunez spiraled into a depression that would threaten her grasp on life and nearly destroy her marriage. It was not until cancer came after her strong, athletic husband did Kenia realize that life is meant to be lived with purpose and enjoyed to its fullest extent. Her story inspired hundreds of Facebook followers as her posts brought them along her roller coaster journey of discovery. Written with poignancy and sincere empathy, she chronicles the first eight months of widowhood. The reader soon understands that her beloved John-Marlon is her angel sprinkling miracles along the way. You, too, will begin to believe that we each have our own unique guiding light urging us to take positive, transformative action here on earth. This is a must-read for anyone touched by uncertainty or pain.

This fascinating book on the trials and tribulations of the life of Khaliyq (Ka-leek) Nazaire will take you along for a journey of compassion. Khaliyq is not your average young adult. His mix of genius and struggle with mental dis-ease leads him on an intriguing journey of self-discovery and self-destruction. No hurdle is too high to contemplate jumping, no accomplishment thought out of reach. Yet on the streets, everyone's a potential enemy in Khaliyq's mind. What he still can't get used to is a world where integrity is an option, one where people trying to take from you is the norm. Khaliyq plunges deeply into creating the life of his desire. He has a promising career with a path toward entrepreneurship, degrees from a prominent college and university, women who love him, worldwide vacation destinies, techy toys, and a house in the suburbs. Khaliyq's life is a mirror in extremes, exemplified by his unique childhood in an Islamic commune in Brooklyn, NY, to the prestigious Morehouse College and then St. John's University, to one of the big four accounting firms on Wall Street. A leader by nature and example, helper and inspiration to many, made sure that giving back was an inherent part of his lifestyle. But all of that is not enough, and he sets his hurdles precipitously higher and higher. This book will show you that everyone struggles with something, and being our brother's keeper is the best thing we can do to help each other hold fast on our way. Leaping the Hurdles of Life, A Tiger's Story is for everyone who struggles on the path of life, desires to live a life of joy, and is a reminder that no one can do it alone.

- An original work of insights into reality. - Spiritually laced with the sacred and the profane. - Provides reflection of yourself, which you may not otherwise readily see. - Well-grounded thoughts and experiences eloquently constructed. - A dialogue with your inner self and beyond.

Inhale calm, exhale your cares… Find inspiration for your yoga practice every day with this book of uplifting quotations, mindfulness techniques and step-by-step guidance on the best-loved yoga poses to engage and energize both mind and body all year round.

Human, All Too Human is the first book by Friedrich Nietzsche to use the aphoristic style that would become emblematic of his most famous philosophy. This compact and inexpensive print edition ensures that you can absorb and appreciate these philosophical insights at little expense. His style, combining Nietzsche's vehement brand of argument with keynote nihilistic energy, is evident. Quickfire, furious nature of the points made in some respects foreshadow later works in which these qualities are enhanced still further. For the clinical yet perceptive style present in this early work, Nietzsche's adherents compare Human, All Too Human to the earliest works of psychology. Throughout the text, Nietzsche examines human traits and behaviours in a series of short passages, presenting a number of posits and philosophic arguments in each. The shortest of these are only a single paragraph, while the longest run for several.

This book is for anyone who wants to learn about herself or himself in a personal way-a way that includes reason and love, not imitation and fear. This book is about a journey from me to "I," a journey that is a lifelong process into the beautiful ocean of the unknown. Once we become knowledgeable about who we are, we can stride into this unknown enthusiastically, and without fear, anxiety, and regret. We can allow ourselves to go with the flow, just because it is the way to go; we simply ACCEPT the unknown as another part of our being. This sense of true acceptance comes only with knowledge and awareness of ourselves and our surroundings. Without these two, our acceptance is motivated by fear, or some form of procrastination, apathy, or some other reason that is not related to true acceptance.

How each person is born, raised, and grows in the journey of life is a beautiful, extraordinary, yet comprehendible process. Once we learn the laws and rules of nature and creation, we have learned a great deal about ourselves. We all have to walk through obstacles, barriers, and difficulties in life.

In "Power in the Blood, " Richard Porter shares a fresh perspective in conjunction with little-known and fascinating details, as he examines the connections that join science and spirituality. Porter integrates the latest findings in science with the ancient and traditional knowledge of faith and spirituality by exploring complicated biological realities drawn from extensive research. As he delves into the topics of biology, evolution, and the metaphysical aspect of nature, he offers ideas for the pursuit of inquisitive journeys into self-awareness, human consciousness, and the truth. Porter leaves no stone unturned as he carefully scrutinizes and provides personal insight into bio-existentialism, the cosmos, mind fields and X-factors, the magnum mysterium, post-Darwinian evolution, and axiomatic authenticity. Written for a broad audience with adventurous and open minds, "Power in the Blood" presents a unique exploration of biological evolution and provides fresh insight into what it means to be human.

Wife, mother, and award-winning producer of the sleeper hit "What the Bleep Do We Know ?" Betsy Chasse thought she had it all figured out...until she realized she didn't. She didn't know anything about happiness, love, spirituality, or herself...nothing, nada, zilch.
In a book that's anything but quiet, Chasse takes readers on a playful romp through the muddy fields of life and spirituality. Witty, yet unflinching, Chasse exposes her own experience tipping sacred cows and dissects the fragile beliefs we all hold so dear. Because the truth is, we each have a choice to believe the stories we tell ourselves or create new ones.
A candid, no-nonsense confession, Chasse's story gives readers the freedom to break free from their old patterns and gleefully frolic through fields, cow tipping at will and in the process, create a new reality for themselves.

"The Seven Faces of Time" illustrates how an individual, responding to changes in familiar surroundings, spontaneously adjusts her outlook and behavior. Since the switch usually disrupts a set mode of thought and behavior, the book describes the various effects it can have on the individual's experience of time.

This is a story of a Widow's journey from depression to life happiness.Lori, a wife, mother, career woman, politician, and independent thinker, found herself one day without her husband of 36 years, the love of her life. This book is feisty....frank...healing...uplifting, a very good read for someone who has lost a partner, or spouse.A transformation took place over the next 4 years, significant enough that her depression diminished and she was able to get off all medications that had been prescribed for many years. It wasn't easy. The children she loved could not accept the changed mother. Even as full grown adults, they were also grieving.Happiness comes in various forms...but ultimately, she found that she was happiest when she purposely moved her intentions into pure positiveness, doing the things she knew that felt right. She became healthier, happier, and significantly drawn into her resolve that if you take care of yourself first, then everything else is better.When practicing the art of "letting go" her life dramatically changed towards different path - one of spirituality, mystical belief, freedom, and acknowledging that her path unfolded the way it's supposed to go, and nothing is ever wrong.Enjoy her view of widowhood from the physical changes towards her journey of love.